Posts tagged Space Academy

President’s Transmission for April

Apr 4th

Posted by Pat in Events

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Things are starting to ramp up, chapter activity-wise.  Our chapter meeting this month celebrates the 50th anniversary of human spaceflight with our annual Yuri’s Night tie-in.  This year we’ve signed up as an official party at the yurisnight.net website, so there may be some new faces at the event. For the party, we have lined…

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Space Academy Project Meeting 1pm Feb 13

Jan 18th

Posted by Pat in Space Academy / Camp

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The Space Academy Project Meeting will meet at our usual meeting place, Spring Creek Barbecue in Irving at 1pm on Sunday, Feb. 13th. We welcome anyone interested in working on this project to be completed by this summer and ready for the 2011/2012 school year. We will need volunteers to do a myriad of jobs:…

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    Welcome to the National Space Society of North Texas! We meet every 2nd Sunday at 3:30pm at Spring Creek BBQ on Beltline & 183 in Irving, TX. For more information, contact NSSofNT@yahoo.com

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